New South Wales was one of the first and only governments to fully permit multi-disciplinary partnerships, yet Andersen Legal has gone and PwC Legal has shrunk. So has the experiment failed?
August 28, 2002 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The issue of multi-disciplinary partnerships (MDPs) has been a hot topic in the Australian legal market for the past decade. So when Andersen Legal came onto the Australian legal scene in the late 1990s, followed closely by its rival PwC Legal, the gossipmongers had a field day.
Would these accountancy-tied law firms prove able to compete in an already very tight and mature legal market? Would clients be taken with the idea of a one-stop shop for both their accounting and legal needs?
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